An explosion and fire in an apartment in an apartment building in Bad Vöslau (Lower Austria): Fire brigade discovered three dead men. The background is mysterious.
Three men died in an apartment in an apartment building in Bad Vöslau (Lower Austria). All three had gunshot wounds. What happened in the building is still a mystery at this time. Only one thing is clear: Saturday afternoon a loud bang shook the city, smoke came from an apartment and the fire brigade arrived.
Three dead men in an apartment
Shortly afterwards, the Florianis made a grisly discovery. There were three dead men in the burning apartment, one of whom was believed to be the tenant. And they all had gunshot wounds. According to information from “Krone”, a revolver was seized – one of the trio allegedly shot the two “friends”, then set them on fire in at least four places and then shot himself. The investigation by the State Criminal Investigation Department of Lower Austria is in full swing. It is said that there are “burn marks on the balcony and inside.”
Resident: “I am shocked”
When ‘Krone’ visited the crime scene, it was difficult to find people willing to talk about what happened. A passerby says: “It was always quiet here and nothing ever happened. And now this. I am shocked.” Mrs. Elfi (66) – she lives a stone’s throw from the murder apartment – adds: “Only one man lived in this apartment.” She does not know who. You did not know each other and never spoke to each other, either. even if you lived next door to each other. The apartments would in any case not be cheap. A terrible deposit, 1000 euros net rent per month (excluding operating costs).
Crime scene officers began their work in the early evening hours. “It’s going step by step, room by room,” says researcher Stefan Pfandler of the Lower Austrian State Criminal Investigation Department. “We then try to reconstruct what could have happened.”
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Source: Krone
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